Pirates Beat Giants 8 3 In Four-Game Set Opener
Pittsburghs Wright and Traynor led a 8 3 win over New York at Forbes Field. Kept Giants hits scattered with six runs in the first two innings, Kelly homered, and Meusel and Florence contributed. Sprinkled errors and three base hits supported the Pirates, while Florence and Johnston contributed for New York.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS YESTERDAY'S NLESUTTS
Mississippi Willey League Dubuque beat Waterloo 10 to 1. American League St. Louis 6, Washington 7. Cleveland 6, New York 2. Chicago 6, Philadelphia 6. National League New York 3, Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 7. Brooklyn 8, Chicago 0. Houston 8, St. Louis 6. American rotation Columbus 6, Indianapolis 4. Paul 4, Milwaukee 6. Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 5. Toledo 3, Louisville 3. Western League Denver 12, Oklahoma City 7. Lincoln 1, St. Joseph 4. Des Moines Wichita postponed due to rain. Descriptive box score and notes follow.
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Radio Programs Schedule Across Cities Tonight
Radio listings detail CST programs including Chicago orchestras, Davenport vocal aids, Des Moines music, and Mooseheart dance segments. Stations WB, KYW, WGN, WCCO, and others feature concerts, markets, weather updates, and variety hours across Des Moines Chicago New York Omaha Pittsburgh Schenectady. Programs list multiple ensembles, soloists, and talk segments through late night into early morning.
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Hawks Nest Scouts Sound Off in Valley League Exhibition
Four sat the stands yesterday and two teams impressed in a Valley League exhibition. John Rice departs for Seattle. Archie Ellwithout will play in the outfield until a rookie manager Dison can find a strong hitting fielder. Waterloo can field a steady batter daily as a veteran pitcher is slowed. Marshalltown lost 7 to 2 to Pildern. Eidera had 13 hits while Angens had six. The game featured ragged play with bobbles by both sides. John Hellt, ex East High athletic rector, reports Sept 1 to join Columbus pro grid team for fall. Twenty two teams make up the National League. season opens Sept 19 with west coast series for leading clubs.
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Iowa State 1926 Football Schedule Reveals Homecomings
Iowa State College releases revised 1926 football schedule with seven Missouri Valley Conference games. Homecoming at Drake on Nov 13. Dad’s Day vs Missouri on Oct 23. Open date Nov 6. Also lists games at Washington, Grinnell, Oklahoma Aggies, Nebraska, Kansas Aggies, Drake at Ames, and California at Southern Branch in Los Angeles.
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Confidence as pivot of all-sport success
A 1920s sports column argues confidence governs performance across sports. It cites Chick Evans in golf, Wilbert Robinson on arm-brain coordination, and former stars Pep Youre Claude Trssman as examples, asserting mental belief shapes muscle control and throwing accuracy.
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Unclear Omaha Lettering Notes Minor Hospital Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a slight injury after an incident near a hospital. Names and specifics are unreadable, with multiple garbled terms obscuring subject and location details.
Theatre listings with Hogan's Ally and rivals tonight
Crystal Monte Blue and Ruth Miller star in Hogan's Ally at Palace with Willton Sills in The Knockout and Lew Schwab's orchestra. Rialto features Jetta Gondal and Edmund Buros in Paris at Michingslist and Warry She Evans Rainbow Girls revue. Strand presents Corinne Griffith in Mile Blodista.
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New York Life Agents Meet in Iowa Conference
Forty New York Life Insurance agents from 25 counties in northeastern Iowa gathered after lunch at Black's tearoom for a conference to discuss the year’s work. A branch office opened January 1 with Jay Hattenbach in charge. he moved to Colorado June 1 due to ill health and was replaced by G. H. French from Kansas City, with Robert Whitnes of Chicago participating as inspector.
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Divorce Denied in Des Moines Formal Plea
A Des Moines report notes a divorce denial after testimony from Althe, wife of Jay Bird, 75, who accused her of infidelity. The couple, married for four years, faced scrutiny as the court weighed the petition amid motions by the husband and remarks about possible misconduct.
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Leading Major Hitters from Major Leagues
Fragmented list of hitter standings includes Bresler Reds Iferman Dodgers Grantham Pirates Maynor Pirates Meusel Maaikees Hellmann Tigers Burns Indlang leader from last year Abe Tigers with scattered abbreviations and numbers.
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Plan Uniform Divorce Law Presented in Denver
Des Moines delegation to the American Bar Association presents a plan for a uniform marriage and divorce law. The proposal would require amendments to the national constitution and outlines the steps necessary to enact such a law.
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